Sentence examples for based on morphological observations from inspiring English sources
In our initial BLAST search through GenBank using DNA sequences of the three new species, the closest relatives with the highest hit scores were species in the recently recircumscribed Primulina as expected based on morphological observations.
Based on morphological observations we concentrated on the three mutations linked to BOR, G421S, R435Q and L500R.
The genus Leptolyngbya was proposed based on morphological observations, so Leptolyngbya is a form genus, and the molecular phylogenetic heterogeneity of Leptolyngbya has been occasionally debated.
These observations indicated that application of this analysis enables the estimation of larval dispersal, which is difficult to achieve based on morphological observations.
We think it most likely, based on morphological observations, that the cells adopt an unhealthy non-physiological state, perhaps due to exposure to conflicting environmental signals.
However, our observation was based on morphological observations and only suggests, but does not demonstrate, that some tumours could grow without the presence of newly formed vessels.
The identification of both subclasses of precursors, cell types C and A, was mainly based on morphological observation and by the expression of specific markers such as doublecortin (DCX) and polysialylated neural adhesion molecule (PSA-NCAM), both co-expressed during proliferation (indicated experimentally by bromodeoxyuridine-BrdU incorporation).
From three-dimensional UR-OCT imaging, live and dead BCC cells can be easily identified based on morphological observation.
The selection of the optimal embryos for subsequent implantation is traditionally based on morphological observation of the cohort of embryos generated after fertilization, up to the cleavage stage (Days 2 3) or, more recently, until the blastocyst stage (Day 5).
Wang et al. (2005) suggested that the genus Galaxaura should have more diverse species in the tropical oceans and that the synonymy of numerous species based solely on morphological observations should be reassessed carefully after showing that the monophyly of a pan-tropical species, G. rugosa, was not supported by their molecular analyses.
Based also on morphological observations, hybridization and introgression between B. gymnorrhiza and B. sexangula in Sri Lanka was speculated but yet to be confirmed [18].
